Mexican restaurant inside a gas station with Houston hip-hop vibe and music videos playing. Small dining area with colorful decor and a grill visible to guests. Atmosphere feels lively and authentic, reflecting local culture.
Food stands out for its quality Mexican flavors and top notch preparation. The kitchen maintains a super clean environment ensuring fresh and excellent dishes.
Tacos stand out with outstanding flavor and a unique take on Pastor Tacos. The Twelve Spliff Tacos Special pairs well with seasoned chips and a green salsa unlike any other.
Good to know
The restaurant is located inside a gas station on NASA Road 1.
Taco Tuesdays offer $2 tacos, making it a great budget option.
Thursdays feature a special with $2 tacos as well.
Mexican restaurant with a down home feel and dark, quiet atmosphere offers a fun and authentic decor despite a dated and run-down interior. Known for phenomenal margaritas and top-quality TexMex enchiladas, it attracts those seeking flavorful, reasonably priced meals in a family-owned setting.
Food arrives quick, hot, and tastes very good with a home-cooked feel. Service matches the food with consistent excellence and friendly hospitality.
Fajitas stand out with tender beef and authentic flavors. The enchiladas, especially TexMex and suizas, are consistently impressive. Drinks include phenomenal margaritas and fruity options like coconut and mango.
Good to know
Lunch specials are available until 4 pm.
The $12.99 taco plate daily special does not include the $2.99 fountain drink.
Prices are reasonable for the amount of food received.
Mexican restaurant with a family-owned vibe and simple atmosphere sits in a calm area. It offers disability-friendly access and serves fast Tex-Mex with standout breakfast and street tacos. Prices remain reasonable despite some quality changes.
Food features authentic Mexican flavors with fresh ingredients and reasonable prices. Long waits reflect the quality served consistently.
Birria tacos and breakfast tacos stand out for their authentic flavors and generous portions. Street tacos come freshly made with flavorful fillings like beef fajita and pastor, all at reasonable prices.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
Prices are reasonable, with generous portion sizes for the cost.
Taco Tuesday offers special deals, making it a popular day to visit.
Big Tex-Mex restaurant with multiple TVs tuned to sports creates a lively atmosphere. Family-friendly vibe suits lunch crowds, with strong margaritas and homemade tortillas standing out. Music plays loudly during lunch, adding to the energetic setting.
Food features Texas Mexican style with diabetic friendly options. Dishes come across as delicious and excellent consistently.
Homemade tortillas stand out, made fresh on site with both flour and corn options. The pork tacos and queso deliver strong flavors, while chips and salsa get frequent refills. Margaritas, especially during happy hour, complement the food well.
Good to know
Happy hour runs until 7 PM on weekdays.
Margaritas cost $3 all day on Saturday.
Lunch special fajitas are available for $12.
Mexican restaurant with a large outdoor patio and live mariachi music on select days creates a cozy, home-style atmosphere. Lighting is simple and the space feels clean and spacious. The vibe suits casual meals and family gatherings with affordable prices and strong margaritas.
Food tastes homemade and authentic with a strong Tex-Mex influence. Service is consistently great alongside delicious dishes.
Authentic Mexican food shines here with dishes like sizzling fajitas and delicious carnitas. The flour tortillas stand out for their softness and quality, making tacos and quesadillas especially good.
Good to know
The lunch menu offers affordable prices with generous portions.
Cash payments receive a 4% discount, but it's not advertised upfront.
Dogs are not allowed in the outdoor patio area.
Two separate rooms create distinct atmospheres: one with live music and a dance floor, the other with pool tables and games. A large patio with a DJ and outdoor lounge offers extra space for socializing. The crowd ranges from older mature patrons to college students, making the vibe lively and varied.
Food trucks serve delicious food with a focus on tacos. Service and food quality are consistently great. Expect some wait time, but the food is worth it.
Taco stand offers great tacos and pairs well with margaritas. Burritos appear huge and delicious on Tuesdays but often go untried.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $5 beers, but no food is served during this time.
The bar hosts various theme nights, including karaoke and open mic.
Live music is featured every Saturday night.
Food truck offers authentic Mexican street food with a family-friendly, home-like atmosphere. It draws a diverse crowd and provides affordable taco trays for groups. Parking is well lit and accessible, though seating is unavailable.
Food comes fast and tastes authentic with birria, Cuban sandwich, and tripe tacos standing out. Mexican drinks and trompo tacos add to the flavorful, affordable menu.
Birria tacos stand out with fresh ingredients and rich, flavorful broth. Affordable prices include options like a taco tray for families and tasty sides such as beans and pork rinds.
Good to know
The taco tray for a family is under $50.
Three tacos cost $2.75 each, and a burrito is $9.00.
The food truck is not open on Sundays.
Interior feels bleak and run down with a dreary atmosphere. Food includes freshly made breakfast tacos and kolaches that stand out for quality and size. Donuts vary widely, with some being soft and flavorful while others have off-putting tastes or appearances.
Food includes good quality donuts that have been consistent over time. Some visits show a decline in food quality and staff engagement.
Breakfast tacos come fresh and made on order with options like ranchero featuring sausage, egg, and salsa. Kolaches and ginormous breakfast burritos also appear alongside a variety of salsas available for purchase or extra sauce orders.
Good to know
Everything is made in-house at Ashley's Donuts.
They charge $2.80 for 2 ounces of sauce.
The first place I stopped at was sold out of boudain kolaches.